been translated into twenty-seven languages and have been recognized by RT Reviews, Target Recommends, Goodreads, Publisher’s Marketplace, and Kirkus Reviews. She has been awarded Best New Fiction from Best Book Awards and has been a Goodreads Choice Awards Finalist.
Born and raised on the east coast, Redfearn moved to California when she was fifteen. Currently, she lives in Laguna Beach with her husband where they own Lumberyard Restaurant. In addition to being an author, Redfearn is an architect specializing in residential and commercial design. When not writing, she enjoys doing anything and everything with her family—skiing, golf, tennis, pickleball, hiking, board games, and watching reality TV. She is an avid baseball fan. Her team is the Angels.
Here Redfearn dreamcasts an adaptation of Call of the Camino:
For my last few novels, early in the process, I have created a character sheet for the story, a single page with photos of how I envision my main characters. The irksome nickname for Reina, one of the two protagonists in Call of the Camino, is Velma, so the first photo I put on my character sheet was a cartoon image of the adorable bespectacled teenage sleuth from Scooby Doo. So I think an actress like Linda Cardellini, who played Velma in the Scooby Doo movie might be a good fit for Reina if the story were ever made into a movie.Visit Suzanne Redfearn's website, and follow her on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads.
Reina’s nemesis, Matt, the one who irritatingly nicknamed her Velma, is an arrogant heartthrob competing against Reina for a feature article on the Camino de Santiago—a contest that will determine each of their futures. A young Ryan Reynolds with his ability to be a charming devil would work.
The other protagonist, Isabelle, is a spirited seventeen-year-old Andorran beauty with copper hair. A young Penelope Cruz with her charm, sultry looks, and wonderful accent would fit the bill.
Peter, the man Isabelle meets on the trail and falls in love with, is a shy, unassuming hero. I envision someone like a twenty-something Adrian Grenier playing him.
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